The Story of Change

THRIVE – Que faut-il sur Terre pour prospérer ? (en français) Film sorti le aux Etats-Unis Gamble suggère que le tore est la forme la plus importante dans l’Univers. Par ailleurs le film couvre : les théories du complot relatifs à la censure de l’énergie libre , les ovnis, le système de réserve fractionnaire , et les crop circles . Ce documentaire non-conventionnel de plus de 2 heures lève le voile sur ce qui se passe « réellement » dans ce Monde ; en suivant notamment l’argent qui nous gouverne actuellement et en remontant à sa source – la découverte de la consolidation mondiale du Pouvoir dans presque chaque aspect de nos vies. Les remèdes à ces conditionnements contre-nature ? THRIVE est essentiellement décrit comme un

The future is brighter than you think Peter Diamandis says too much focus is placed on negative newsHe says the truth is that the world is poised for abundance through innovationDiamandis: Social changes have vastly increased wealth, reduced disease and violenceHe says smart phones put knowledge, tools in the hands of billions around the world Editor's note: Peter Diamandis is an expert on innovation, the author of "Abundance," and founder and chief executive of the X PRIZE Foundation, a nonprofit focused on creating large incentive prizes to drive breakthroughs. He spoke at the TED2012 conference in February. TED is a nonprofit dedicated to "Ideas worth spreading" which it makes available through talks posted on its website (CNN) -- I've been talking to corporate groups a lot lately about the idea that the future is going to be better than many of us think -- that we will live in a world of abundance made possible by new technology. Here are some of the things that aren't getting attention: Peter Diamandis speaks at TED2012.

8 formes de visage différentes. Lequel vous correspond ? Comment puis-je savoir si un style de coiffure m'ira bien ? " est une question qui semble rapide à expédier, et elle l'est. Si vous comprenez les règles qui rendent une coiffure flatteuse, alors vous pouvez savoir si n'importe quel style vous convient. Ces règles ont un but commun : donner au visage une apparence ovale et bien proportionnée. - Considérant le haut de mon front et ma mâchoire comme le périmètre externe de mon visage, quelle en est la forme globale ? - A quel point mon front semble-t-il large, lorsque je le compare à la ligne de ma mâchoire ? - La ligne de ma mâchoire semble-t-elle plus large que mon front ? Description: Cette forme de visage est idéale car bien équilibrée, en long comme en large. Conseils: Ce visage peut tout porter. Le visage carré Description: Ce type de visage est à l'image de la personne qui le possède : droit, régulier avec des lignes bien définies. Conseils: Optez pour une coupe structurée, carrée avec une raie bien dessinée. Le visage hexagonal

The Story of Stuff Project Residents of Savannah Rise to the Occasion as Higher Seas Encroach - How We Respond While the city of Savannah has rarely issued mandatory evacuations in the past, it has issued two in the last three years. More emergencies like this are occurring, due to a combination of sea level rise and an increase in the frequency and intensity of coastal storms. Nick Deffley, sustainability director of the city of Savannah, says, “Seeing the expense and the cost of recovery from the storms – which in some ways we are not fully recovered from even after two years –has made this a much hotter topic and has helped folks who normally wouldn’t think about it realize the direct impact it can have on them.” As a response to the increasing threat of sea level rise and hurricanes, the city’s mayor launched several initiatives to help the city build resilience; these are being managed by Deffley’s team in the sustainability office. “We’ve been trying to strike while that iron is hot, so to speak,” says Deffley. “The last evacuation was in 1999, prior to the last three years.

On nous a appris à ne pas voir DAVID FOSTER WALLACE, IN HIS OWN WORDS A cache of over 40 letters reveals the artist’s humour and imagination ... From THE ECONOMIST online When René Magritte was 13 years old, his mother drowned herself in a local river. When the body was recovered her face was found to be covered with her nightdress. No one knew whether she had deliberately shielded her eyes from death or if the river current had simply veiled her face. He would become obsessed with the hidden. For nearly a century fans of Magritte have studied his works, determined to find hidden meanings within them. The letters, most of which are undated and not included in the collection that was published in 1994, span more than 20 years and cover a wide range of topics—artistic, literary and surreal. Magritte had met the pretty Georgette Berger when they were both schoolchildren. The artist and the poet had met three years earlier and quickly became close friends. In writing, Magritte is unremittingly cheery.

How To Initiate Conversation The hardest part of socializing, for many people, is initiating conversation. However, it is a big mistake to go about life not making the first move and waiting for someone else to do it [in conversation or anything]. This isn’t to say you must always be the first in everything or spark up conversations with everyone you see. The Benefits First thing is you should acknowledge why it is a good thing to be able to initiate conversations with strangers or people who you don’t know well. 1. You can only learn so much alone, and I’m sure you’re aware of the benefits of learning from others. Good Vs Bad All people are good in their own way. This means distinguishing between people who might suit you and your ‘purpose’ from those who probably won’t. It helps to motivate the conversation if you really want to know this person. The Rules I don’t have many rules in this life, for conversation or anything; but when it comes to approaching strangers, there are a few I’d like used. 1. Who To Talk To? 1.

Arctic Sea Ice - Partnering With Nonhumans for Climate Action Arctic sea ice is dying: Its extent, volume, and thickness have all dropped over the past 40 years due to global warming. And as the ice melts, researchers and companies ramp up their case for geoengineering: using technology to deliberately alter both the ice and the climate of the Earth. Taking action on anthropogenic climate change is urgent and necessary. There are several proposals out there for how to save Arctic ice. There is something in the AIP’s official presentations that particularly caught my eye: The organization says it plans to use Arctic sea ice as a “lever” to affect global climate. At the heart of this notion is the Western idea that humans are separate from nature rather than an integral part of it. Theoretically, AIP’s proposal makes sense. But there are huge risks to this plan that may lead to unintended environmental consequences. Technological options will likely play a role in taking action on climate change. Reading about how the AIP started is revealing.

Sex Diaries Editor Gets Personally Inspired by the Diarists It began with the hedge fund guy who crossed state lines for sex. When I read his sex diary, my expectations were low; they sunk to a nadir when I opened the e-mail introducing his submission: I am a loyal reader, and this diary combines a decent week sexually with an insight into a complex psyche, if I say so myself. A self-centered finance guy. His was the 150th diary I'd read; the other 110 or so were by women in my demographic: late twenties, child-free, with the time and inclination to respond to my ads seeking diarists, usually spending a week hanging off various Manhattan and Brooklyn chandeliers, often fueled by a combination of alcohol, cocaine, and breakup. The finance guys were also all the same: pre-dawn CNBC market check, job, home, porn, sexting with women, not enough sleep—all of which they found fascinating. Overnight bag packed. Well. My modus operandi is simple. When my egg timer dinged, I kept reading. I told my shrink that I think I am a misogynist.

50 Valuable Life Lessons Everybody Should Know By The Age Of 50 The following 50 valuable life lessons where written by Regina Brett, from Cleveland , Ohio. These gems of knowledge have been learnt over the past 50 years, why would you not want to get your knowledge up and read on for a little ‘Life 101′. 1. Life isn’t fair, but it’s still good. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. Written By Regina Brett | The Plain Dealer